Mexican Spitfire's Baby (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Leslie Goodwins |
| Producer(s) | Cliff Reid |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Lupe Velez(as Carmelita Lindsay)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Lupe Velez
(as Carmelita Lindsay)
Leon Errol(as Uncle Matt Lindsay / Lord Basil Epping)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Leon Errol
(as Uncle Matt Lindsay / L...)
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers(as Dennis Lindsay)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
(as Dennis Lindsay)
ZaSu Pitts(as Miss Emily Pepper)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
ZaSu Pitts
(as Miss Emily Pepper)
Elisabeth Risdon(as Aunt Della)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Elisabeth Risdon
(as Aunt Della)
Fritz Feld(as Lt. Pierre Gaston de la Blanc)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Fritz Feld
(as Lt. Pierre Gaston de l...)
Marion Martin(as Fifi)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Marion Martin
(as Fifi)
Tom Kennedy(as Sheriff Judson)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Mexican Spitfire's Baby
Released
1941
Tom Kennedy
(as Sheriff Judson)
Mexican Spitfire's Baby Overview:
Mexican Spitfire's Baby (1941) was a Comedy - Film directed by Leslie Goodwins and produced by Cliff Reid.
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